I used to buy beer at Hannaford in Milton, but I stopped after they refused me because my ID was expired. I'm still the same person, same face, same birthday as when I bought the ID, and that's just retarded. After about a month of not shopping there at all, I bought beer there once again for a few weeks and then I was refused again, because my ID was still expired. That's beyond retarded, because, like I said, I still have the same face, same birthday, as when I initially bought the ID. If Hannaford and their employees can't have enough common sense to figure out that just because an ID expires doesn't change the person's birthday, then they have pretty limited brain capacity. I've had no other problems with my ID anywhere else, aside from Hannaford. (I could always bring in the newspaper articles indicating my age for when I ran for State Senator. A person has to be 30 to run for that anyway so I guess that shows how limited these people are when it comes to paying attention to elections, and they shouldn't be allowed to vote since they don't pay attention, and they have no common sense. Idiots without common sense, who pay no attention to all of the candidates, should not be allowed to vote, because they are not informed.)

I won't get a new ID, because the new ones come with RFID chips, and I'm still the same person as when I got my first ID.

I see no point in a person having to get a new ID unless they move or change their name. It's just a way of the government extorting money from the people.

Once you get an ID, it should be good for the rest of your life, because your birthday doesn't change from when you got it to when it expired. The fact that people in Hannaford don't have enough common sense to figure that out says a lot about how far down society has gone when it comes to intelligence and common sense.

After Hannaford refused me, I went to another store, and they sold to me without complaint. Whether it's Hannaford policy or state law, it's above and beyond stupid to have a person get a new ID every four years unless they move, they get mutilated so that their face looks different, or by some miracle their birthday changes (that would be a first), then an ID should be good for life.

This is, of all, the most retarded thing I have had to deal with, aside from Ashley Meek and her cronies: Jennifer Robinson, Helena Martin, Kristen Place, Robert Meek a.k.a. Meekboy.

The bottom line is once you get an ID, it should be good for life. Having to renew it every whenever is just the government, banks (private bankers), extorting money from you. Remember, the Federal Reserve is private, not federal, if you didn't already get that on my site.